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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-08-05
THE MORMON CHURCH.

Deprived Of it, Head by the Death 81
President Taylor-Who will Succeed
Iltm n Present = Matter of Conf lecture.
SALT LAKE CRY. Utah, July 2s.--John
Taylor, president Of the Mormon Church,
died Monday night. The funeral will hs
on Friday at noon from the Tabernacle,
where the body will lie in state from 20
11:3O a. M, and the public VIII
be allowed to view the remains.
John Taylor was born in Westmore'
land County, England, November ]. lS'S.
He joined the Methodists and emigrated 70
Canada in 1872. I.aty he became Pro-
Rressive Methodist, and, finally, In lS-",
be was baptized Mormon. In 1898 Joseph
Smiths revelation made Taylor a member
OF the quorum Of twelve apostles for ill.
ing vacancies. Besides doing much mis-
sjonarv work In Europe he edited several
church papers and shared Smiths captivity
in the Carthage jail, where he received
four shots when the assailants fired. He
ira nslated the Book Of Mormon into French,
and in 1854 published paper In New York
called the Mormon. After Brigham Young's
death In 1877, Taylor, who was then presi.
dent OF the twelve apostles, acted as head
OF the church until 1880, when he took the
presidency. When the Edmunds law
passed in 1882 he pretended 70 give up his
wives, but nobody believed Il, and IN iSS
he was indicted and since then has been
in hiding.
This hiding gives George Q. Cannon an
opportunity 10 call Taylor martyr. which
he does In the Desert Ne,cs Of Salt I.nse
CITY. He says Taylor was the victim q
cruelty OF the Government officers, who kt''
Taylor from taking his usual exercise 10
will succeed Taylor can not be guessed n,
but no choice will probably be made for
several years. Cannon Is said 70 have
his eve on Il and 20 has Joseph +. smith,
"eon OF the old man." The fight will he
between the young bloods and the old
fogies.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-08-05
LATE NEWS ITEMS.

SENATOR SHERMAN got his endorsements
from the Ohio Republicans at the state
convention, without oppositieo.
GENERAL BoULASGEE wants 10 fight .
duel with NJ. Ferry.
AN accident en- the Baltimore & Ohio
railway, near Cumberland, Nd, on the
18th. killed an engineer and fireman.
Two pleasure yachts were capsixed on
the English coast ON the 18th, and ten
people were drowned.
GEORGE ADAMS, Of Mexico, Mo-, has
sued the Wabash Western railway for
SO. 100 for personal injuries.
The United States war ship Ossipee was
aground for over an hour on the coast Of
Nova Scotia on the 18th. She was not
seriously injured.
THE site was selected on the 2sth AZ Chill
licothe, No., for the State Industrial Home
for Girls.
BRITISH detectives searched the baggage
OF Congressman Collins and accompany
ing friends at Dublin on the 18th. The
Americans were suspected" Of being
dynamiters.
CASUALTIES by the Hopedale tIll.) disas-
ter now foot up ten killed and twenty-five
injured.
RUSSIA il massing troops along the A.
CHAN frontier, and the opinion obtains that
she intends 70 swoop down on Herat and
Cabul when an opportune moment arrives.
A COVERED wagon was run into BY a
train on the Pennsylvania railroad NJ
Ridycwood Station, Pa, on the 18th, and
four persons were kiIl&. They were
Amanda Fritz. aged thirty-two, and Het-
tic Fritz and her two children, aged
eighteen and three months, respectively.
JoHx IL. GLEASON, OF West Troy, n. ",
has been deharred from practice before the
Interior Department.
srxrY lcngshoremen employed on the
National Line docks, at New York, struck
on the 2sth because the company had en-
ploved non union men 20 do night work
| The company thcreupon discharged oil lis
| union employees.
| CHARLES EVANS. q colored man, was
charged IN the police court az Washington
| on the 18th, with grave-robbing, and was
sent to the workhouse 70 allow the officers
an opportunity 20 investigate the matter
further. He opened the grave Of his dead
sweetheart and cut on one Of her hands.
REV. JosEPH PARKER, OF the London City
l Temple, being about 20 leave for America
where he will deliver euIogy cfthe late
Henry Ward Beecher, made farewell adj
dress 20 bis congregation on the 18th.
GovKRSoR KNorr Of Kentucky on the
18th ordered Adjutant- General Castlcma.l
70 get in readiness fifty soldiers 20 20 "a
Bell County 70 preserve order. The sheriff
Of that county was killed on the 18th, and
war has been threatening since.
MoRE than 13O members OF the British
Parliament, including eight ministers
have signed memorial addressed 20 Presi
dent Cleveland and the United States Con
Rress IN favor Of the settlement u interna
tional disputes BY arbitration. .
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-08-05

CHICAGO, July o. Detectives yesterday
arrested Frederick Dorm for . crime Of :
story book nature. Young Dorm was born
and raised IN Chicago, where he early hg.
ured ~ young crook. He II now only
seventeen years Of age. Last year he found
employment at Saratoga, N. r., - one Of
the attendants who draw water from the
Congress we'll. This spring, the police
say, young widow sojcurning at the re-
sort took great fancy 70 Dorm and the
couple spent much time together. june
~, while they were walking In secluded
spot, Dorm chloroformed the lady, robted
her Of jswslry and cash aggregating II 100,
and Ned. He was traced 70 Chicago after
considerable wanderine.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-08-05

OTTAWA, Ont, July 2s.--Assistan' ~
tom Commissioner Parmalee, who y =
present IN British Columbia on on'v'a.
business, writes 70 Commissioned JonnSss
70 the effect that he has learned IRON, Y.
terested parties that the steamer nus
Brek was, on the I'd instant, se'xea !
R,hrinp,s sea by the United states ~,
e,,ue cutter Challenge and tho crew sen. y,
siska. Alaska. The ALA Brek 4 regis.,,'
ed Il Victoria, where her owners .s..
He also states that the owners q 'ns M
eel seized last year say that ne'sr' -.
nor The United States officials ~ s'c,, MINI. J.
have vet received any notice % sne I'll. n.
ion said 20 have been arrived ~
Washingsop authorities In their case
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-08-05
A SPECIMEN.

Excerpt From the Testimony in the Chica-
70 BooslIcr Trial, showing How the ''Oid
Thing worked" I'm the Interest Of the
Gang Handy Pockets Always within
Reach.
CHICAGO. July 26-The usual crowd was
present in Judge Jamieson's court this
morning when the proceedings In the
"boodler" case were resumed. One Of the
witnesses to-day was r. w. Bipper,
the meat contractor, who Is gen.
orally supposed 70 have very sensa-
tional testimony 70 disclose. Bipper testi-
fed that he had been supplying the Cook
County institutions with meat since ls'<o.
The second year he was obliged 20 pay the
commissioners 5000 for the contract. The
next year he paid the chairman Of the
board 500 for voting for his contract.
"Ncw, for the year lss3, what did u cost
your asked General Stiles.
'sSix thousand dollars"
"Did you pay wasserman any Of ~"
IL did"
"Did you pay p. Mccarty"
II did"
"How muchs"
"One thousand dollars"
"Why was thats"
"weil. paid him nothing the year be-
fore. and he said he would not vote Tor me
un .ss,s p 1s -. spvss,
~ ,...,s ~ ~. s.hsvgw
an, ..''s snchs"
..rs p~ rI h,cdred doIlarx.v
..ua.r IA -nr cone - nav him more
-. ~. ash.-ss
'n ..,1 80 - 4. -. orlipc harder for me.
- .hs,.,n,or he said he was Of
s =. y q go srn,,, snother man.v
..tsor, about Lvnny,
at n.;d him about xGO0.n
~Ign~, Ala vou nav this money!"
"oh' slpped Il into their pockets some
times.v
mThev used 20 wear sack coats, didn't
thev,n
al DOM know about that; always found
che pocket.v TLaughtcr.1
! In 1894 IS the contract cost Bipper Sc, 900.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-08-05

OTTAWA, Ont, July 27.-Prof. Dawson,
Who was recently sent out TO the Yucan
Territory, British Columbia, in the vicin-
ity OF the Alaska boundary 70 make an ex.
pioring survey, advises that customs on
GERS should be stationed along the line TO
prevent smuggling that i now being car
ried on.
Il will BE- the duty Of the party under
Prof. Dawson TO define o. near O. possible
the disputed boundary. He draws atten'
tion 70 the possibility Of trouble, the dis
covery Of large fields Of gold having given
20 the country many immigrants who rec
ognixe the uncertainty Of their claims q
% whether they ere In the United States
O. Canada.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-08-05

II h the opinion in London that Russia
has left . number q loopholes In The
Afghan frontier agreement just made
with England
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-08-05

THE steamer Sir John Lawrence, which
vas lost in the Bay q Bengal, il now said
% have had eight hundred persons o.
board. all q whom were lost.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-08-05

NEGOTIATIONS are reported 20 Be in
progress between Mr.. Gould and Mr..
Mackey with : view 20 the termination u
The ocean cable war
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-08-05

TINE Secretary Of the Navy has adver-
tised for proposals for the construction Of
one nrss-class torpedo boat ~ the best and
most modern design, constructed Of steel
Of domestic Manufacture, and 70 have the
highest attainable speed
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-08-05

The Interstate Commerce Commission,
on the I'D. heard the complaint Of Rev
Mr. Council. colore1. II Georgia, Who
charges discrimination against him, by
reason Of his color, By the Western 4 A.
lantic railroad
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-08-05

The State Department q Washington =
expecting : visit from the Lieutenant
Governor q the FIJI Islands, but, Il Is said,
no political signi6cance attaches 70 ths
event
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-08-05

THmry-EzonT LIbsral British pssrs have
protested against the enforcsment q 60
ercion In Ireland.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-08-05


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Tumrr.ruour LIberel british peers have
protested axainst the enforcement q Co
erc;on n Ireland.
n n the opinion IN london that Russia
ha~ len = number q loopholes in The
Afghan frontier Agreement lust made
With Eneland.
NEGOTIATIONS are reported 20 Be in
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u 80. - =
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FoRTY-xrxE new cases Of cholera and
twenty-five deaths were reported q
Catania on the I'd. A few deaths wers
reported in other townA
Tine steamer Sir John Lawrence, which
Vas lost In the Bay q Bengal u now said
% have had eight hundred persons o
board, AL q whom we're lost
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Louis IN October, which be agreed % d
-. Ga. n--.-@--sr1 q W..hi,g<o. 4
~~rs-&;-- $50 &c., II. Tienter.nt.
cnrs~-ae - 80 M, Tsl.nds- hut 4 e ala,
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THE Interstate Commerce Commission
~ rouncilI. coIorrl. a. Georgia. Who
charres discrimination against him. by
recon a. his color 81 the western 4 AZ.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-08-05

Tn Minneapolis (Ninn-} Chamber d
Commerce, at . meeting On the I'D, APP
pointed committee 70 meet with other
committees 20 extend an invitation 70 Presi'
dent Cleveland to visit Minneapolis in hiz
proposed Northwestern trip.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-08-05

TIE Interstate Commerce Commission
has created . bureau 70 Be styled it, de-
partment Of statistics. the head Of which
win be denominated the auditor Mr.. c.
c. Mccain has been appointed auditor and
VIII enter q his duties August l.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-08-05

THE race for the National League base
hall championship i becoming interest
ing. Chicago, q the close Of the week
Detroit, and Boston d getting uncomfor-
tably close for both Of the leaders In
che Association race the st. Louis Browns
manage 20 maintain their lead without
asy serious effort
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-08-05

THE Telegraphers' Brotherhood i said
60 have offered the same amount (S5,ooo,-
O0o) for the property and franchises Of the
Baltimore & Ohio Telegraph Company -
was offered by Mr. Gould, With the idea Of
making . cooperative concern Of t.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-08-05

The Developments Of the investigation
into the Cass case in London have created
profound indignation against the police
adninistrafioa, revealing, as they do. m
amount Of brutality and venality among
che guardians Of the peace shooting % con-
template
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-08-05

DWIGHT l. NooDr, the evangelist, thinks
the Newspaper fraternity Of the country
needs laboring with He il decidedly OPP
posed 70 Sunday papers, and says he never
reads one Of them, adding: "You can't
pound . sermon into . man after be has
got through reading one Of those Sunday
pGpers.n
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-08-05

ADvIcEs from Sicily ~ that fugitives
from Casania are spreading cholera
throughout the island Business il at .
sfAndsfill everywhere Several communes
have been cordoned and placed under
quarantine restrictions The heat Il ex-
cessive.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-08-05

Tn scenery, stage properties, costumes,
etc, Of the National Opera Company have
been seixed BY the sheriff at Jersey City,
I'll Mrs H. K. Thurber, Of New York,
loaned 81, 900 70 the company, and she has
Instituted suit 20 recover the amount.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-08-05

A STATUE Of Pope Urban II. was un
vailed on the I'd &C Chatilon, . suburb Of
Paris, and the birthplace Of Urban, in the
presence Of the papal nuncio at Paris, thu
Archbishop Of Paris the Archbishop Of
Rheims and twenty three bishops- Bishop
Freppel delivered an eloquent address.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-08-05

TIE inquest into the 81. Thomas tOnt-)
railway disaster ELECTED evidence pointing
20 Conductor spettigue Of the Port Stanley
train q responsible for the accident, he
having failed 70 properly test the air
brakes before commencing his run He haz
been placed under arrest
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-08-05

THK jubilee naval review, the greatest
event Of the kind in the maritime history
q - world, took place q Spithead, on the
souEh coast Of England, on the I'd Among
the spectators were . number Of Americ lean
notak1ss- The Victory, Admiral Nelson's
nag-ah6p, In which he fell q Trafalgar, was
one a tbe conspicuous objects Of interest
% the yialfors.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-08-05

CHHv McvKrr Of the OTTAWA (Ont.) po-
lice force Il authority for the statement that
= condition Of Affairs similar TO that ex-
posed in London BY the Pdu Nah Gazette
two years ago now exists in Ottawa, pro-
fessional men, civil servants, tradesmen,
and all sorts Of men being implicated
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-08-05

A SPECIAL edition Of the Dublin Gazette
announces the following counties fully
proclaimed under the Crimes act: Kings
Leitrim, Longford, Sligo, Galway, Mayo
Roscommon, Clare, Kerry, Cork, Lin
erick, Kilkenny, Queens, Tiperary, Water
ford, Donegal, and Monaghan.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-08-05

THE Treasury Department has decided
that animals Of high grade and value i'm.
ported froD Scotland o. other distant
counties - breeding purposes are entitled
% free eu<rys notwithstanding the fact
that they 10y Be for sale. This ruling
reverses ~ decision of The collector q
customs q Detrs(t, Mich, who assessed
dnty on certain 6csftish stations
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-08-05

GxxKRAL ,. n. conxLv, editor and pro.
pristor Of the Toledo CO., Commercial, died
On ~ 18th Of heart ard lung trouble. He
was : native q Perry csBnty, Q. He was
bred : practical printer and afterward
ADOPTED the law; entered the army IN
Rutherford B. Hayes regiment, the
Swsnty-thlrd Ohio, rose % b Colonel, and
was brevettsd Brigsdier. General for 81.
|ost services q ~ asld-
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DIED,

DIED.
DUNLOP. Or May 9. 1887. ELENoR HOPE Dun
r.r. an1x fnn o. l. and T. Dunlop aged i've
HALE On May Sd. at O'Clock pm, Mrs. MARY a
HALE, aged sixty-three years.
The fever 10 gone, she viii sleep to night
Put by the work and her empty chair.
Fold up the garments she used " wear.
Let down the curtains aud close the door:
6he Will need the light no more:
Tor the task assigned her under the sun
Is nnlshsd now and the gueruon won
Ienderly kiss her put out the light
Ana leave her aone-shs Will sleep tonight.
By HER ONLY Sos.
The funeral will take place from the residence Of he
SOU Joen Hale, On 9Th street between aud soufo-
west, on Thursday afternoon, two O'Clock Friends
and relatives invited to attend
r, HENRY. May 4 1885,, at 05 q NJ EnILY
Funeral from her late residence 1918 street north
ativss cordially invited to attend. 2'
HOOVER. May Sd. 1887. at ~ 10 q m- MILTON
Funeral from his late residence. 1887 Vermont ave-
nue.. Thursday, At O'Clock y. M. Etchneid County.
Conn.,. Inquirer please copy.
MADDOX. On Mednssday morn,ng. May "A.
Washington street. Alexandra. Va. IN the sA-fourth
Nossce Of bis funeral win be given baltimore,
New Orleans papers please copy1
ROBINSON Robert Robinson. beloved son of Mary
Robinson departed this life Nay =, IT 80 pm, a6s
F2nersi from his late residencs, ll1e New Haup-
Friends and relatives are requested 20 attend.
wAYSoN. May Sd, 1857; ct z; 10 am. Mr., SUSAN
Funeral will place from her late residence rs
Seventh street southeast on THURSDAY. Nay 5. ~
vitsd Is stsspd IBsitimOrs SIM and CsaSssSss. IA.
papeTs copy1 -
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KENTUCKY DEMOCRATS.
Assembling Of the State Convention at
Observation-Disclosures for Chairman.

Observation-Disclosures for Chairman
LOUISVILLE, May 1.-The democratic convention
which meets to nominate ticket for state Offices
has Just been called to order in LederkranZ Hall,
by Col. StOddard Johnston, chairman OF the State
Central Committee Senator Sam +. Hill, OF Hart
ford, will probably be elected temporary chair
man.
Then will follow the appointment OF the usual
committees on credentials, on permanent organ1-
Zation and resolutions After the committees are
named the convention will probably take q recess
until 3 or o'clock this afternoon.
The first thing in order when it reaSsembies
will be the report OF the committee credentials.
Next will come the report OF the committee on
permanent organization, which will recommend
Jno. G. Carlisle for permanent chairman. On
taking the chair, Mr.. Carlisle will make an ad-
dress.
Then the convention will devote its attention
to the nomination Of candidates and the adoption
OF platform.
Gen. A. s. Buckner will be nominated for
Governor very likely by reclamation. The
only contests are for attorney general and
for superintendent Of public instruction. In
the first race there are but two candi-
dates in the latter contest there are 11ve candi-
dates. Public interest centers in the platform.
Delegates have been pouring into the city during
the last twenty -four hours and the gathering viii
be one OF the largest and most representative
since the war.
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Suicide Of n Young Woman.
SHE LEAVES LETTER SAYING SHE WAS POssEssE

OF A DEVIL.
ST. LOUIS, May 4-Cura sullivan, beautiful girl
OF twenty-five years, daughter OF a wealthy citi-
zen OF Montgomery City, Mo-, committed suicide
last night. She was recently admitted to the
Protestant Hospital for special treatment. Mon
day she attempted TO strangle herself but was dis
covered before injury had been inflicted. She was
removed to private apartments In the neighbor-
hydrate and bromide OF potassium and half ounce
bottle was kept In the apartment. Yesterday,
Cora seized the bottle and drank the contents and
died In few moments. She left letter. stating
that she was possessed OF the devil. She claimed
TO De medium and limited ut some crime that she
had committed,
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As yet no progress has been made in the settle
ment OF the Virginia State debt. Sir Edwd Thorn
ton Is Still examiniI & the books in Richmond
Great FallS n. H., Is excited over an innovation
In the appointment OF young woman as clerkof
niece OF the judge
Policeman Marshall F. Harding, who shot and
killed Joshua Herbert, colored in Frederick, Md,
mas Deen admitted to bail in the sum OF 5000.
ernor OF Maryland
Judge Fleming, Of KY, says Speaker Carlisle
WILDE vigorously pushed for second place on the
Cleveland ticket. He believes in the magic OF al
liberation, ana thinks the two C.s win sweep the
country.
The performances OF .Lohengrinr in paris last
warmly applauded the singers Outside the thea
ter large crowd manifested q hostile feeling by
ho0apG and shouting "a bas Wagner" Alternating
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Congratulasing Archbishop Corrigan.
CELEBRATING THE FOURTEENTH ANNIVERSARY OF HIS
EIEY ALTON A

ELEVATION TO A BISHOPRIC.
NEW YORK, May 4.-The fourteenth anniversary
OF the conservation to bishOpric OF the Rev.
Michael A. COrrfgan was celebrated to-day in ST.
Patrick's Cathedral. There were upwards of
40 priests in attendance. The congratulatory
address which has been already made public was
presented to the archbishop. 1t was signed by
nearly all the priests in the diocese. The arch
bishop made suitable reply, expressing his sur
prise, but at the same time thanking them for
their kindness In appearing in such large num-
berS. With regard to their good feeling and 10y
atty, that he had never doubted for single mo
meDt.
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GEN. SIMON CAMERON was among the Presidents
callers to-day.

Up WITH THE WOK.-FOr the first time for a
number of years the First Auditors Office OF the
Treasury is up with current work, and at the same
time the volume OF work Is increasing. A state
ment prepared for the Secretary shows that during
ceived and 1851 disposed Of and during the month
OF April y, S33 new cases were received and 3,O36
disposed III. On the last OF March there were
4,s6:5 current cases on hand on the last OF April
there were $3.50.
RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER.-The following
were the readings at the Signal Office to-day: ia.
H., 66; opm., SS; maximum, SS; minimum, "a.
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Chamberlain. Scotch Tour.

GLASGOW, May 4.-Mr. Joseph Chamberlain, in q
speech to-day at the Glasgow railway depot, said
that many people, after having followed their old
and trusted leader, had begun to realize their posi-
ton, aud that Scottish political opinion was fast
becoming uniOn1St.
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Mrs. Cleveland Calls on the

After calling on the President and Mrs. Cleve-
land Queen kapiOlani and her party remained at
their apartments at the Arlington until the visit
was returned. At 2 O'Clock attendants
in full uniform stood within the
door awaiting the arrival OF Mrs. Cleveland.
A crowd was gathered On the pavement. About
fifteen minuter after 3 O'Clock the Presidents
son, Mrs. Fairchfld and Mrs. Misunderstanding
Bayards married daughter. Then came Mrs.
Whitney and Mrs. EndicOtt In Secretary Whitney'S
carriage, and next the two Misses Bayard and
Mrs. Villas in secretary Bayard'S carriage. The
queen drove out with all her party at few min
uteS after 3 o'clock.